Hall Rental

For rates, more information, or to reserve the firehouse hall for your upcoming event, please call (732) 249-6522 and leave your name, the date of your event, and a phone number where we can return your call. You may also contact us via email at station27hall@aol.com. A representative will contact you within 2-3 business days. You may also stop by the firehouse on Thursday nights at 7 PM to speak with someone in person and see the facility.

HALL RENTALS ARE NOT CONFIRMED UNTIL YOU:
1)MEET WITH THE HALL DIRECTOR
2)SIGN A CONTRACT
3)PAY THE DEPOSIT

THEN, AND ONLY THEN, WILL YOU HAVE RESERVED THE FIREHOUSE HALL FOR YOUR EVENT.

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East Franklin Fire Department would like to congratulate FF Enrique Mendoza on becoming a NJ DOC Officer. Enrique was pinned by Foreman Ray Quabeck at the ceremony today. Stay safe, and congratulations! 👨🏻‍🚒👮🏻‍♂️ ... See MoreSee Less

Chief Krushinski will be participating in a webinar Monday, 3/19 with Deputy Chief Billy Goldfeder from OH, Chief Reggie Freeman from CT, and Chief Randy McGregor from TX.

In this webinar, Deputy Chief Billy Goldfeder will moderate a discussion with three fire chiefs leading departments that experienced firefighter LODDs at structure fires. These leaders will share the specifics of the incident, details from the post-incident analysis, and the changes they’re making to help prevent a similar incident from recurring.

Perhaps no event is more high-risk, low-frequency than when operations start to go wrong at a structure fire. And each time we lose a firefighter at a structure fire, we have an opportunity—and an o...

On Wednesday March 7th into Thursday March 8th, the State of New Jersey was hit with Winter Storm Quinn. This storm was a combination of high winds, heavy snow and rain. Due to this, much of the State was affected with downed power lines, transformer fires and structural fires.

The East Franklin Fire Department responded to 28 calls throughout the duration of the storm. Thank you for all who gave your time and stood by the firehouse ready to respond. Great job to all first responders throughout the State in your efforts to keep people safe. ... See MoreSee Less